Apostle Suleman drags Festus Keyamo to NBA
- Apostle Johnson Suleman is making efforts to clear his name in the public court
- The revered cleric has decided to report controversial lawyer, Festus Keyamo, to the Nigerian Bar Association (NBA)
- Keyamo is the lawyer to Stephanie Otobo, a canada-based Nigerian who claimed Suleman is her lover
The general overseer of Omega Fire Ministries, Apostle Johnson Suleman has written to controversial lawyer, Festus Keyamo, informing him of his plans to drag him to the disciplinary committee of the NBA.
The revered cleric made this known via a letter addressed to Keyamo dated March 7, written by his lawyer, Osa Director.
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Part of the letter read: ''We have observed with shock and dismay your deliberate and relentless efforts to malign and convict our client through media trial.
''By your relentless media campaign, you are conducting yourself in a manner inconsistent with S.1 of the Rules of Professional Conduct For Legal Practitioners 2007.
''Instead of gathering your facts and evidence before a court of competent jurisdiction for adjudication you have cleverly resorted to blackmail and intimidation of our client through the media-both traditional and social media.''
The letter accused of manufacturing unverifiable exhibits on social media and newspapers, all with a view to poison public opinion against Apostle Suleman.
''Your attitude is also to ambush a fair trial while litigation is anticipated,'' it added.
The letter further demanded a compensation of one billion naira for Keyamo's actions, stressing that his failure to meet the demand will prompt Apostle Suleman's lawyers to drag him before the Legal Practitioners Disciplinary Committee of the NBA for infamous conduct.
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Meanwhile, Apostle Suleman has suggested that he is being framed-up by unnamed politicians. He gave the hint via a series of tweet on Monday, March 6.
Source: Legit.ng
